When LN-WIL was delivered to Widerøe's in 1995, it was named Florø after the city on the west coast of Norway where Widerøe's had an operating base. In 2000 the airline lost the PSO service to that city and closed the base. LN-WIL was renamed Narvik in a ceremony held in Narvik to commemorate 25 years of scheduled services to the STOLport. LN-WIL operated the last flights in and out of Narvik-Framnes on 31 March 2017 with a crew who all were born in Narvik. Here seen at Oslo-Fornebu clearly showing the name Florø and the city's crest below the cockpit windows.

This reproduced image is taken from a 35mm slide from my collection; photographer unknown.

Easter holidays charter bringing Mallorca tourists to Tunisia

EC-GNB was painted in at least three steps to get the full BCM livery while being fully operational. This was the first stage.

scanned from slide.

Delivered to Air Exel just 9 days earlier. It was formerly with Continental Express as N18809.

This airline changed its name simply to Egretta just after this shot was taken.

The aircraft had returned from lease with APC the previous day, so hasn't yet been repainted and is actually operating this flight for Virgin Express.